First Impressions of the Undergraduate Class of 2025
Amid a surge of applications, Tufts admits its most ethnically and racially diverse undergraduate class.
Acclaimed Civil Rights Lawyer and Advocate Bryan Stevenson to Deliver Tufts Commencement Address
Attorney, social justice advocate, and author to address Class of 2021 in a virtual ceremony.
Spiritual Hope and Healing After a Tumultuous Year
An event hosted by the University Chaplaincy and Hillel commemorates a year of upheaval due to COVID-19 and racial injustice.
Tufts Planning to Resume Intercollegiate Athletics for Spring Season
Strict health protocols will be in place for limited, weekend-only, NESCAC schedule from mid-April to mid-May.
Anthony Fauci Talks COVID-19, Mentorship, and the Power of Listening
President Biden’s chief medical advisor tells a large Tufts audience about vaccines and why smart public policy is so important for health.
Bárbara Brizuela Named Dean of GSAS
Dean of academic affairs in Arts and Sciences will take on leadership role in graduate education at Tufts.
COVID-19 at Tufts: The Index Case and the First 48 Hours
Margaret Higham, the director of Tufts Health Service in March 2020, recalls the events of the first two days of COVID-19 on campus—and the strategies implemented on the spot to keep the community safe.
Bob Cook to Step Down from Roles as Dean
After a sabbatical, Cook will focus on his research, teaching in the psychology department.
Casting a Critical Eye on Images that Perpetuate Racism
Renowned poet Claudia Rankine talks in the Beckwith Lecture at Tufts about how language and imagery has been—and continues to be—misused in America.
Tufts Enacts Investment Policies to Advance Sustainability
The university will prohibit direct investment in coal and tar sands companies, invest up to $25 million in positive impact funds related to climate change, and more.